خلاصة:
Akbar Sahraee is one of the most prominent writers of the Holy Defense. The researches that have been written about his works so far are few, so the present article seeks to recognize this valuable work by morphologicallyanalyzing the story collection of " The foot that Sheds ". This research has examined the mentioned collection in areas such as plot, viewing angle, personality, beginning and performance, and scene based on descriptive-analytical method .Some features of the stories in this series such as: the proper beginning and ending, the rule of the causality principle in plot of stories, having non-linear plot, skillful use of techniques such as: naming, dialogue and character description and also the creation of pristine and impressive scenes and spaces, lead the reader to conclude that Sahraee is able to bring a successful work to the Holy Defense literature treasure by observing the technical principles of short story writing.
ملخص الجهاز:
This research has examined the aforementioned short story collection in aspects such as plot, point of view, character, beginning and end, and scene, based on a descriptive-analytical method and grounded in library studies.
Some characteristics of the stories in this collection, such as: beginnings devoid of lengthy and detailed descriptions, the dominance of the principle of causality in the plots, skillful use of methods such as naming, dialogue, and description in characterization, as well as the creation of pristine and impactful scenes and atmospheres, lead the reader to the conclusion that Sahraei is well-versed in the techniques and arts of short story writing.
Akbar Sahraei, morphology, structure, short story collection 1- Introduction To begin any morphological studies, one must first address the definition of "form" and introduce the school of "morphology.
Out of the total 47 stories in this collection, 14 stories begin with the dialogue of the characters, which itself shows Sahraei's attention to this method as one of the important elements for starting a story.
The story "Little Sun" is one such example: although the mentioned story only covers one and a half pages in volume, the author, by observing the elements of a short story and also through the skillful use of the constructive elements of plot, was able to convey the theme of "faithfulness to a promise" to the reader in an emotional and impactful way.
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